NADA Auto Show 2025 Stall Allocation Completed in Kathmandu

KATHMANDU - Stall allocation for the 17th NADA Auto Show 2025 is now finalised, clearing the way for Nepal’s largest automotive expo from August 19–24, 2025 at Bhrikutimandap Exhibition Centre. Organised by the NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal, the show returns with title sponsorship from MAW Group of Companies, promising a bigger focus on electric mobility, light commercial vehicles and auto components.

Key Numbers at a Glance

  1. 18 four‑wheeler stalls featuring major EV and SUV marques
  2. 4 two‑wheeler stalls spotlighting commuter and premium bikes
  3. 13 light commercial vehicle (LCV) stalls for pickups, vans and mini‑trucks
  4. 40+ component & accessory stalls showcasing tyres, lubricants and garage tech
  5. Special zones: Made‑in‑Nepal Pavilion, Vintage Car Pavilion, Auto Dialogue stage, café court

Four‑Wheeler Brands Confirmed

  1. Deepal
  2. Avatr
  3. Dongfeng Nammi
  4. Seres
  5. Tata
  6. Suzuki
  7. Tesla
  8. Aion
  9. Xpeng
  10. Riddara
  11. Sky Well
  12. BYD
  13. Foton
  14. BAW Brumby
  15. JY Air
  16. Blaval
  17. LS Auto
  18. Jinpeng

Two‑Wheelers & LCV Exhibitors

Two‑Wheelers

  1. Hero
  2. Royal Enfield
  3. Zonson
  4. Yamaha

Light Commercial Vehicles

  1. New Gonow
  2. DFSK
  3. Dongfeng
  4. Kama
  5. Foton
  6. Sokon
  7. CG KYC/Kinglong
  8. Montra
  9. Skyworth
  10. Kainiu
  11. Kawei/Naveco
  12. Sunlong

Components & Accessories Pavilion

More than 40 component brands including Asian, Gulf, Duckhams, Michelin, Liqui‑Moly, CEAT Tyre, JK Tyre, Tata Green, Total Energies and STUDDS/SMK—will unveil new lubricants, diagnostic tools and EV charging solutions.

  1. Experience Zones: From Vintage Cars to Industry Dialogues
  2. Made‑in‑Nepal Pavilion: Local EV conversions, charging hardware and rooftop solar integrations
  3. Vintage Car Pavilion: Restored classics charting Nepal’s automotive journey since 1960s
  4. Auto Dialogues: Panel discussions on policy, green mobility and tax structures
  5. Café court with Nepali specialty coffee and street‑food pop‑ups for visitor convenience

Why the 2025 Edition Matters

Industry analysts expect the show to attract more than 80,000 visitors, boost bookings ahead of the festive season and provide a barometer for EV adoption in Nepal’s price‑sensitive market. With MAW Group backing the event, stakeholders anticipate stronger outreach and extensive product launches.